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Sophie Gengembre Anderson

French-born British artist (1823-1903)

Born in Paris. Died in Falmouth.

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A life in paintings

Born 182312 dated paintingsDied 1903

35 works

  • Take the Fair Face of Woman
    Take the Fair Face of Woman
    Sophie Gengembre Anderson
    19th century
  • The Children's Story Book
    The Children's Story Book
    Sophie Gengembre Anderson
    1840–1890 · Birmingham Museums Trust
  • Scheherazade
    Scheherazade
    Sophie Gengembre Anderson
    1850–1900 · The New Art Gallery Walsall
  • It's Touch and Go to Laugh or No
    It's Touch and Go to Laugh or No
    Sophie Gengembre Anderson
    1857
  • The Lily Maid of Astolat 1870
    The Lily Maid of Astolat 1870
    Sophie Gengembre Anderson
    1870 · Walker Art Gallery
  • Fisherman's Children, Capri
    Fisherman's Children, Capri
    Sophie Gengembre Anderson
    19th century
  • The Song
    The Song
    Sophie Gengembre Anderson
    1881 · Wolverhampton Art Gallery
  • Shepherd Piper
    Shepherd Piper
    Sophie Gengembre Anderson
    1881
  • Heavenwards
    Heavenwards
    Sophie Gengembre Anderson
    1883
  • After the Earthquake
    After the Earthquake
    Sophie Gengembre Anderson
    1884 · Auckland Art Gallery
  • The Bonfire
    The Bonfire
    Sophie Gengembre Anderson
    20th century
  • The Song of the Lark
    The Song of the Lark
    Sophie Gengembre Anderson
    20th century
  • The Turtle Dove
    The Turtle Dove
    Sophie Gengembre Anderson
    20th century
  • Pet Canary
    Pet Canary
    Sophie Gengembre Anderson
    · The New Art Gallery Walsall
  • Capri Girl with Flowers
    Capri Girl with Flowers
    Sophie Gengembre Anderson
    · Russell-Cotes Art Gallery & Museum
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